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Rather, it could reflect a natural shift in priorities to other dimensions of
wellbeing.
The same reasoning should apply to clean drinking water; like food, it is a resource that is indispensable for our survival and
wellbeing.
Moreover, women’s financial inclusion helps combat social marginalization and improves family wellbeing; when mothers have a degree of control over household finances, their children are less likely to die from malnutrition and more likely to thrive.
But an important, and perhaps less explored, factor that determines women’s autonomy and economic
wellbeing
is non-economic.
Myriad human interactions produce institutions, norms, organizations, and practices that perpetuate a sexual hierarchy of
wellbeing.
The transition from primary school to secondary school is particularly important, as it usually coincides with adolescence, a period in a girl’s life that lays the foundation for success and
wellbeing
in womanhood.
That didn’t stop Thatcher and US President Ronald Reagan from pursuing an agenda that disrupted the health and
wellbeing
of millions of people.
Anyone advocating policies that increase inequality and threaten the
wellbeing
of our societies is taking us for fools.
The danger that Venezuela highlights – and that Britain may soon highlight as well – is the damage that dysfunctional belief systems can have on national
wellbeing.
As it stands, resolving these micro-level issues – critical to human
wellbeing
– is among the weakest areas of China’s complex macroeconomic and social reform plans.
As a result, solutions to poverty often implicitly assume that more material wealth or improved living conditions will automatically translate into non-tangible benefits, including improved mental
wellbeing.
For example, researchers working in India in 2005 found that Indian women stopped going to health clinics in order to avoid debasing treatment by health workers – to the detriment of their own
wellbeing
and that of their children.
Progress was assessed by measuring changes in participants’ brains, hormones, health, behavior, and subjective sense of
wellbeing.
These countries will have less air pollution, improved health and wellbeing, and thriving economies.
The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, for example, is holding an international competition – called eduapp4Syria – to develop smartphone applications that “can build foundational literacy skills in Arabic and improve psychosocial
wellbeing
for Syrian refugee children aged five to 10.”Similarly, in Lebanon, the Beirut-based non-profit organization Sawa for Development and Aid, facilitates the work of NaTakallam, a service that offers unemployed Syrian refugees a chance to work as Arabic tutors.
Ensuring the wealth and
wellbeing
of the continent’s residents will not be easy; but there is much that policymakers can do to put Africa back on an upward trajectory.
Ideally, deliberations and votes result in rational decisions that use the current state of knowledge to deliver policies that advance citizens’
wellbeing.
The longer it takes for these companies to recognize their systemic importance, the greater the likelihood of a more powerful backlash by governments and the public, hurting the companies and undermining their ability to continue producing innovations that genuinely boost consumers’
wellbeing.
“The most useful form of citizenship these days,” one analyst lectured her, “is one dedicated not only to the
wellbeing
of a Berkshire parish, say, but to the planet.”
But what happens when the welfare of local residents comes into conflict with the
wellbeing
of foreigners – as it often does?
In the talks leading up to the conference, a consensus has emerged that climate change is not only linked to many other major environmental problems (climate, water, soil, and biodiversity are all a part of the same system); it is also intertwined with social and economic challenges, like poverty, sustainable development, and the
wellbeing
of future generations.
Let there be no misunderstanding: Europe alone is not responsible for the
wellbeing
of all the people fleeing persecution in Afghanistan, Eritrea, Syria, and elsewhere.
Improving their health and wellbeing, ensuring they get a good education, and unleashing their economic potential are fundamental to building more prosperous communities and countries.
After all, potholes are a basic and highly visible indicator of a country’s social and economic
wellbeing.
GDP, and how fast it is growing, is the universal indicator of development, wellbeing, and geopolitical strength.
To succeed, policymakers must recognize that today’s global imperatives – to eradicate poverty and improve wellbeing, while restoring the Earth’s balance – form a single agenda, and that the most effective means of achieving it is education.
The US gets a less-than-stellar yellow for SDG 3, which covers health and
wellbeing.
But the
wellbeing
of Ukrainian democracy is not what Putin has in mind; for him, a federal system is a means for the Kremlin to make political mischief and ultimately incorporate Ukraine’s eastern and southern regions into the Russian Federation.
When girls and boys were forced from their homes or classrooms because of war, natural disaster, or other crises, the international community would, within days, formulate a plan to ensure their immediate
wellbeing.
Beyond GDPINCHEON – Just under ten years ago, the International Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress issued its report, Mismeasuring Our Lives: Why GDP Doesn’t Add Up.The title summed it up: GDP is not a good measure of
wellbeing.
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